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Mud that gets in with the water in a leaky basement may be due to another potentially serious problem, a settling footing. Interior drywall cracks or doors and windows not properly working may not have occured yet but will unless the root problem is addressed. Our Foundation SupportWorks® push piers can get to the root of the problem. On the interior of the basement we jackhammer through the floor and place the pier brackets beneath the foundation wall footing lifting it back into place.
Helical anchors have been used by Woods Basement Systems to stabilize foundation and retaining walls like this home in Fenton, Missouri for years because of their effectiveness. Helical anchors are widely accepted and used by engineers, architects, and contractors to stabilize bowing basement walls. In fact, in 1992, wall anchor systems were identified by a Chief Appraiser for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development as the most effective means of stabilizing bowing foundation walls.
This basement in Fenton, Missouri used to have bowing walls and water seepage. Since Woods installed wall anchors, the walls no longer bow, and the leaks have stopped.
It is not a good sign if your basement walls begin to lean. That’s why Phil and Carrie L called Woods Basement Systems when they noticed that it was happening to their walls. System Design Specialist David P came up with a solution to the problem.
Foreman Jeremy R used a Geo-Lock Wall Anchor system, shown above, to straighten the walls Phil and Carrie’s home. The Wall Anchor will attach to stable soil away from your home, it will then attach to your wall and keep it from moving any further than it already has.
Robert K was concerned when he noticed that his basement walls were beginning to bow. So, he decided to call Woods Basement Systems. System Design Specialist David P was able to come up with a solution to the problem.
Foreman Jeremy R installed a PowerBrace in Robert’s basement. The PowerBrace is a system of metal beams that will attach to the walls and keep them from bowing any further than they already have. It will also be able to straighten the walls over time.
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